Date: 24 Jan 2026

Venue: TBC

Speakers:
Dr Theresa Yap (Family Physician)
Dr Valerie Yang (Medical Oncologist)

CME Points: Will be applied for. ‍ ‍

Start 2026 with us at the GP+ Year Opening Lunch & CME Sharing, our first CME session of the year, ✨Connect with fellow members, hear about the exciting plans coming up for GP+, and hear from our Oncologist and Family Physician on New Frontiers for Cancer Screening in Primary Care 🩺

Note: Details are subject to change. Please stay tuned for more information.

Date: 4 Feb 2026

Venue: TBC

Speakers:
Dr Derek Howard Park (Orthopaedic Surgeon)
Dr Toon Dong Hao (Orthopaedic Surgeon)

CME Points: Will be applied for. ‍ ‍

Join us for an informative CME lunch session as we explore common foot, ankle, and shoulder conditions seen in primary care. Gain practical insights on assessment, red flags, and when to refer directly from our experienced Orthopaedic specialists.

Note: Details are subject to change. Please stay tuned for more information.

Date: 7 March 2026

Venue: TBC

Speakers:
Dr Pinakin V Parekh (Cardiologist)
Dr John Hsiang (Gastroenterologist)

CME Points: Will be applied for. ‍ ‍

Join us for a lunch CME session where we’ll go through the new MASLD definition and discuss practical blood pressure management in primary care. Our speakers will share useful updates and tips that may help in daily practice.

Note: Details are subject to change. Please stay tuned for more information.

Date: 9 Nov 2025

CME Points: 2

Location: Jen Singapore Tanglin by Shangri La

Join us at our Primary Care Grand Conference 2025
Through expert-led sessions, participants will explore early detection, nutritional and exercise interventions, multidisciplinary care and public health strategies. This event will serve as a platform to bridge research and clinical practice, offering practical evidence-based insights to enhance patient care and promote healthy aging.

Date: 8 Nov 2025

CME Points: 2

Location: Jen Singapore Tanglin by Shangri La

Join us at our Primary Care Grand Conference 2025
Through expert-led sessions, participants will explore early detection, nutritional and exercise interventions, multidisciplinary care and public health strategies. This event will serve as a platform to bridge research and clinical practice, offering practical evidence-based insights to enhance patient care and promote healthy aging.

CME Points: 2

Date: 18 OCT 2025

Time: 2.00pm-4.00pm

Location: Lady Grey Cafe

Join us for a CME on Sarcopenia and Sarcopenic Obesity in Elderly Care.
Learn the importance of nutrition and practical strategies to screen and manage sarcopenia and obesity in older adults, helping patients stay independent and healthy.

Join us for a session focused on Understanding and Addressing Mental Health in the workplace.“In support of World Mental Health Day 2025 – “It is Time to Prioritize Mental Health in the Workplace.”

Join GP+ Cooperative and Moderna for a CME event on the launch of Spikevax LP.8.1. Hear from international and local experts on the latest variants, vaccine recommendations, and practical tips to support confident patient conversations this vaccination season.

Join us for a CME on Sarcopenia and Oral Nutritional Supplements in Elderly Care.

Sarcopenia, the age-related loss of muscle mass and function, affects many older adults in Singapore. This session will highlight the role of oral nutritional supplements (ONS) in supporting muscle health, maintaining independence, and improving quality of life through practical primary care strategies.

Join us for an evening of clinical learning and community celebration as we mark GP+ Co-operative’s 7th anniversary.

Join us for a practical lunchtime CME webinar as we explore how OCD presents in general practice, including its lesser-known subtypes.

Join us for a lunchtime CME – Sarcopenia: An Update and a Model for Primary Care featuring the Abbott Strength Clinic Program, a practical approach to early screening and intervention in elderly patients.

Join us for a lunchtime CME offering practical insights into hepatitis B management in primary care